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Best Sports Startups in Canada

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Best Sports Startups in Canada

Without a doubt, Canada is a thriving centre of sports innovation. From wearable technology to new coaching methods, Canadian startups are leading the way in creating cutting-edge products and services for athletes of all levels.


Best Sports Startups in Canada

There are a lot of sports startups in Canada. Here are a few of the best examples:

  • Exos
  • Wride
  • Athletic
  • GameOn
  • Tendy AI
  • Jumbotron
  • Kero Sports
  • Soccerspective
  • Stadium Live Studios

Exos

Exos is a digital training tool that coaches and athletes can use to improve their performance. To help athletes of all skill levels reach their potential, Exos offers expert-led training programmes, on-demand video analysis, and real-time feedback.

Wride

Wride is a mobile app that makes it easy for coaches and athletes to stay connected and share information. With Wride, you can easily create and share training programs, track progress, and message your team members.

Athletic

Athletic is a Canadian startup that provides innovative training products and services for athletes of all levels. Athletic offers a wide range of products, including a mobile app, online coaching, and personal training.

GameOn

GameOn is a mobile app that makes it easy to find and join sports leagues in your area. With GameOn, you can discover new leagues, register for games, and keep track of your progress.

Tendy AI

Tendy AI is a Canadian startup that uses artificial intelligence to help athletes train smarter and perform better. Tendy AI provides a mobile app and online platform that offer personalized training programs, on-demand video analysis, and real-time feedback.

Jumbotron

Jumbotron is a Canadian startup that provides a mobile app and online platform for sports fans. Jumbotron offers live scores, standings, statistics, and news for a variety of sports.

Kero Sports

A smartphone app and web platform are offered by Canadian firm Kero Sports to players and coaches. To help athletes of all skill levels reach their potential, Kero Sports provides training plans, on-demand video analysis, and real-time feedback.

Soccerspective

Soccerspective is a Canadian startup that provides a mobile app and online platform for soccer fans. Soccerspective offers live scores, standings, statistics, and news for a variety of soccer leagues.

Stadium Live Studios

Stadium Live Studios is a Canadian startup that provides a mobile app and online platform for sports fans. Finally, it also has a studio where fans can watch shows about their favourite teams and players.


Technologies Used in Sports

There are a lot of technologies used in sports these days. Here are some of the most popular ones:

  • Flying drones
  • Fan engagement
  • Video Assistant Referee
  • Snicko or Edge detector

Flying drones

Flying drones are becoming increasingly popular in sports. They can be used to capture aerial footage of the action, providing a unique perspective for fans. They can also be used to deliver balls or other equipment to athletes on the field, eliminating the need for traditional ball boys and girls.

Fan engagement

Fan engagement is another area where technology has a big impact. Social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram are being used to give fans behind-the-scenes access to their favourite teams and athletes. Fans can also interact with each other to discuss the game in real-time.

Video Assistant Referee

Video Assistant Referee (VAR) is a technology that is being used in a variety of sports, from soccer to basketball. VAR allows officials to review replays of plays in order to make sure that calls are correct. This can help to reduce the number of bad calls that are made during a game.

Snicko or Edge detector

Snicko or Edge detector is a technology that is often used in cricket. It can be used to detect whether a ball has hit the bat or not. This can be helpful in determining whether a batsman should be given out or not.

Conclusion

There are many different types of sports startups, each with its own unique offerings. They’re all based in Canada, all digital-first companies, and they’re all leveraging technology to change how we engage with sports. As the industry continues to grow and evolve, it will be interesting to see how these companies adapt and what new startups emerge. So whether you’re looking for a new way to stay fit or want to get more involved in your favourite sport, be sure to check out these Canadian sports startups.


  • Article based on personal opinion, experience and research.
  • Photos from Unsplash & canva.